The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1914, Page 7

THE STAR-—TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1914. BROWN OUGHT TO KNOW BETTER THE | NEXT TIME; JOHN Pal Brown, the boxer, was recelved with great applause when he entered the ring at Superior, Wis, Stepping to the ropes, he bowed | | again and again, and then sald: “Gentlemen, It Is a great pleasure to be with you tonight, and my only regret Is that the management falled Leander had Just swum the Hellespont for the first time and crawl. | ed onto the sand at Hero's feet. “Holy mackerel, Hero,” he panted. GOOD-NIGHT FOR LEANDER IF THE A. A. U. FINDS IT lf “1 put on the wrong swimming | suit, |to get an opponent for me worthy of the oo The | man shook hands and gave Brown the stiffest lacing In years, pos HIS REVENGE i STAR ON EASTERN DIAMON Tt was a big day tn the majors; could do was stx measty taps. Only) for former Northwestern league/one of these went for an Johnny Till. BILL JAMES AND DOUGLASS Douglass has pitched three times extra this season and hasn't lost a game. FRANK CHAN PROVE THA this, or they'll make a ‘pro’ of me sure. CE IS STRIVING HARD TO T HE MADE CHICAGO CUBS Frank Chance, peerless lender, ts Don't let the American Amateur Athletic assoolation know about | | bought this at a bargain sale.” dDusy regaining the Jaurels which eS ae - G& W. Murphy VANCOUVER, B. ©, May 19. strove to snateh from his head Preparations are being made by the | OUT; WRONG TOGS VANCOUVER FANS AWAIT BIG BOUT pitchers yesterday, Two graduates|bas, Mowry, the Pirate third " : * . management of the Steveston, B. C., of this league took the mound and |sacker, combing out a double sell sarge apie Raa Po sate i pois arena for handling one of the larg finished the session with colors} Wagner nicked Bill for one hit, hurlers on Manager Hersog’s ane tae Hew | York ent enews that hes ¥ét attended 6 ne. } but that was all he could do, ing staff. The ex-lIndian didn't American league fight and ahken “when Dak Andes Aa) Douglas, with the Spokane! This is the second full game Rill look like a world beater out here, ight at that place, when Bud An: Tndians last season, tolled fe the | has pitched this year He worked Ginctnnati Reds and got away in/ the other day, and lost a game aft- @uch swell shape he wasn't allowed |er holding his opponents to two to finish the game. What ts more, | hits. the New York Giants were his vic as bis speed was not except nor were his curves especially fling, He was easy meat for ‘Beattle club. tims, Cincinnati grabbed the game fonal bat. the team has proved the sensation of the early on. Whether b falls or remains up near the top of son, the Vancouver, Wash., welter, clashes with Frank Barrieau, the! local boxer, Monday night. A great scrap 1s anticipated. The training! camps of both fighters have been itles | sina pmmeioet by the wide margin of 10 to 5. the league mat crowded daily with spectators. Bin J ait Fes ters not. He has th view aa udavene’a vosanl v0 james, who {s well remem “Soe yg : in view of Anderson's recent re-| dered as a member of the Seattle prove hat the verses in the ring, Canuck dopesters 1912 champions, twirled for the great reputation figure Borrieau will win. Anderson Boston Nationals. He worked he earned as 6 whipped Barrieau in Los Angeles ° against Pittsburg and had Honus} SANDWICH, Eng, May 19,—| was the surprise of the day. Tray Anderson 1s only & pound or #0 Xxamine Wagner and the rest of the Pirate| Four Americans survived the first/ers, with Henry T. Topping, C. W over the required notch of 145 ‘xers swinging like a bunch of — . Rg jround of the British amateur golf iers, The best the Pirates champlonship’s play, which becan Inslo and Edward 8. leans, were eliminated a Phone Elliott 1169, Miller Trunk & Leather ! NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Victoria . couver, 4 to 0. Pitehers’ summarr—4 rune Bonner tn 1 innings; @ runs ¢ bh Reardon 1 tuning Bonner. Struck ow! the night of May 27. Team Breaks Up NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, May 19.—The great New Weatmin- ster lacrosse champions will dis band. This ts admitted today, fol-| nase lowing confirmation of the report | ° $3 that Buck Marshall and Hugh Git-| ay—Orindell to MoCarl. Lat on Tork 2 VICTORIA, B.C. May 19.—A meeting of Northwestern league d!- rectors is scheduled here today for the purpese of discussing the local | baseball ituation. It {is quite probable no game will be played today. St. Louls bite Charas defeat Munt 2, Bonner nt @ Bonner 3. Double Roaton Knapp, Amer. SCORES AND oft ort Nasee & Wild piter— ~? = 2, CHAMPION RITCHIE ASKS $50,000 FOR ONE FIGHT Vernon of New York, Ritchie re celved a tip that the Engtich syn-)leave this country ANDOM SHOT [be posted in New York before I'cepted by thé London promote ‘Church Baseball |... Two sames were played in the! | Seattle Church baseball league | run out,” said Buckley. pounds, He is a much smaller man than local fight fans expected to see will repeat, and there {s no doubt in his mind that he will be returned the winner, even under clean-break rules, The previous battle, when Barrieau took the count in tho tenth, | the holiday evening. J. Hume Mo- is there with the punch by upsetting Condon with a terrific right to the| Jaw. When Harry got up he was so wobbly that he did a few tango |steps, but Young Kansas, smiling | broadly, seemed in no hurry to end the bout and lost a fine opportunity to put over the knockout wallop. eee Reports from Milwaukee that Gun- boat Smith demanded $8,000 for a “We never asked for more money and the promoters owe me now for the expenses I was put to when Smith went into training.” AND Monday morning The victorious) Travers, the Yankee golf cham- He is not so tall as Barrieau, but is For the BEST in Traveling Goods! Americans were Francis Ouimet,! pton, played tn poor form. Outmet of a stockier build. He {# built for at the RIGHT PRICE see use (Frederick Herreshoff, Chick Ev. showed wonderful improvement punching purposes, and he looks in REPAIRING jana and Frazer Hale. over form shown in the practice prime condition. Naturally, having nsure The defeat of Jerome D. Travers rounds beaten Barrieau once, he thinks he Our standard examin- ations of land titles, with STANDINGS was under straight rul an absolute guaranty . Anderson has posted a forfeit of |} 4.4: , Vancouve! 38 $100 for, appearance. and weight.|{| #64inst many sources of mone ne 4 be rea’ Was o a | The notch is 145 pounds at ringside, |[} title loss not discover- Spokane . 6 ne Vancouver Beavers got the b wor “! . “ F Tacoma 1 «6p jump on the Seattle Giants, taking cake ier willhaveany trou-|}] able by an inspection of Portland . 1 eee the ‘opening game of the series The fight starts at 8:20 sharp on|{f the record title, afford WASHINGTON TITLE SEATTLE, WASH. SEATTLE WOMAN FLAT ON BACK; full ti i ARR MPO AB Denald, the official referee of the ||| {!! title protection. Tie Poets vee Se ore ; club, will handle the bout. Conawe Te etited EE Se is ae , Will handle the bout. lover, ple wanna ER The air sith show te Milled, S opNieoen 2 ue “Twas dandy advertising. aoannoe a ee ee a This ; Company owns — fo eS agi i] the only complete ti YESTERDAY'S RESULTS tueie BOY WHO LOOKS IH secords’ of King Coun Vanconr: . Sen 0. ~ 4 | % Mtn Ble $ 2 2 $ $]toam dutlder and maffieer of Chi-| Chance Iast year took a disorgan- {than a great star who wants spectal II] including ‘coples of wal dpckame't, Victoria 8. $ 2 bf beam was deserved, an attempt ized, faction-rent, “joy club,” and | priviles | oa | . ° ¢ ¢ § 1 6] to discredit him was Just another of| without material he made {t play| Look over the.scores of the pres: | A WI documents destroyed in jf | —_—_———— $ 3 1 8 Si the tricks by which organized base | ball. It lost steadily and consistent-lent season, You will discover that the Great Fire of 1889. | | @ 2 1: 4 @| Dall club owners brought about the ly, but it lost while trying its best|the fact the Yankees are well up is "4 | ee See retirement of high-priced players. [to win, and the fans of New York not an accident, They are playing . y, * | ‘Match Two Joes ; 2 acta Yanks Not Btrong Yet realized this fact. Chance cleaned /the game. Whether they win or N By Hal Sheridan No Abstracts required. | aual | + 5 $ $= 8]. Chance’s team, which represents house from top to bottom lose, they are giving the opponents |, N= RK, May 19.—Prank | | | SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.—Joe oti ther New York, is not a strong one yet Stood on Own Judgment a battle, and, remember, too, that cab — ra ry ve Young — | Bayley, who once ‘held the light-| snared tor ncnaer tn stguin’ * *|It 4s merely a well-constructed team,| He ignored reputations and stood |thus far they have been all spring | Kansds. has made a decided hit | |weight championship of Canada, with well-trained pitchers, obeying on his own judgment of pla To|against the supposedly strongest |jround New York town, and the fans | jand Mexican Joe Azevedo, have |Y $ sof]a natural leader and inspired with|him a minor leaguer hitting .220 who| teams of the league. In only two|!2v® jotted him down as a comer. | Full information on | been matched to go 10 rounds before * St | some of his own fighting epirit. | will work and obey orders is better | games have they been badly beaten, | 1» ee aaa here recenly | ‘: the Oakland Wheelmen's club on ~ rele ne ———— aE in na bout with Harry Condon that he request. ford had decided to jump to To “- " Pittebure 1:| CHICAGO, May 19. — Willie ten-round bout with Bob Moha as a roto. Braskiyn o: eaninipnin #: 8 Loute 8.| Ritchie expects to know before dicate would come through with] “Besides this, I want three round | Means of side-stepping such a match on FEDERAL—s Loule 6. night whether London promoters the cotn. trip ticketa” were denied here today by Jim Buck- eo Baltimore 3 intend to grant his demand of $50,| “Give me $60,000,” Ritchfe wired| Vernon asked a day's time in| ley. | Bees in Bad Way bey 000 for « match there with Freddie/ Vernon, “and I will waive all mov-| which to notify the syndicate he| “Smith had started training when iI] ¢<o9 099 100,000 If Welsh. ing picture and advertising priv-|represents of the champion’s de-| We recelved a wire saying the pro-|ff *--~* $100,000 After wiring his demand to Bob|fleges, The money, however, must|mand and hipted that ft will be ac-|Moters were sorry, but Moha had|{} Capital © State Deposit —_ Monday afternoon. At Mercer the NATIONAL LEAGUE | 7 T i f B Won. Lost. A DIP INTO THE PAST Judging from the arrangements| Queen Anne Christians defeated | rains for Bout Pitevary ees Ang. 16, 1889, Harry Jewett, ama-| being made, the sporting reporter | the Queen Anne Methodists, 6 to 2. New Tork | H tour, cleared 44 ft. 8% in. running | who doesn’t go to Frisco next year| The First Christians beat the Pil- : ye SAN FRANCISCO, May 19—| Brooklyn 10 hop, step and jump; Detrott, Mich. | will not have any work to do. srim Congregationals, 9 to 8. my practive to ehron- " “4 2 | Paitadeipnia 10 P ager vhs * a he fe and nervous Gisesess of men Leach Cross is here today to get tn cricago . 18 and womep. sock 2 ore shape for his 20-round battle with |e: Loute 17 If the followers of Zapata are! Joe Birmingham does not wae WE Cl CG Siweis. KIDNEYS. BLADDER, [§| Red Watson, to take place on the | #o*ton cnetees 1 rene Save Weetnee he Te eaenng t n ose ame Mrs. C. E. Steinford Recovers fix, BLOOD, PILES, VARI- night of May 29. 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